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Scott and Kate Johansen have done everything to raise their daughter Alex in such a good way, ensuring that they support everything she wants to do in life. This also includes going to her dream college. When the town takes away her scholarship funding the take things into their own hands when a gamble goes wrong they decide to become the house, because the house always wins.
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Half way through the year now and it has been pretty mixed so far in terms of films. I think this month was pretty strong really, yes really even though I saw King Arthur and The Mummy. I thought the films I went to see tried to do something and contenders for films of 2017 do appear as well!
£17.90 per month for Cineworld Unlimited Card, I went to see 7 films which means it therefore cost me a very small £2.55 per film this month.
I saw the following films in June
1st – Wonder Woman – Review
2nd – King Arthur: Legend of the Sword – Review
14th – The Mummy – Review
18th – Gifted – Review
19th – My Cousin Rachel – Review
20th – Baby Driver – Review (Unlimited Screening)
22nd – Churchill – Review
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William Foster aka D-Fens is a recently unemployed defense worker who one hot day has eventually had enough with all society and begins to lash out in many different violent and psychotic ways.
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Hugh Jackman back in a musical, yes please! That is what we want to see more and more of, leading the line for the big onscreen musicals. Taking on the role of P. T. Barnum who really changed everything in the entertainment world. I have seen the stage show, which wasn’t overly impressive. But luckily this film looks like it is going to be on another level completely.
Take a look at the films that are leaving Sky Cinema during July 2017. Catch them while you can, whether you love them or want to catch up with them before they disappear!
Saturday 1 July
Herbie Goes Bananas – Family
Sunday 2 July
The Exorcism of Molly Hartley – Hits
Julia Roberts swaps her box office smile to take on the role of Laura Burney a woman who is emotionally and physically abused by her controlling husband Martin. Even faking her own death in an attempt to start a new life away from him.
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I guess this means it is real now, the remake or reboot or something like that of Jumanji. I must say that I still love Jumanji to this day and enjoy watching it as much now as I did back when it was released in the 90s. I was pretty disappointed when I heard they were bringing it back, have a watch . . .
Continue reading “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2017) Trailer”
Cast
Lewis Griffiths – Johnny Castle
Katie Eccles – Frances ‘Baby’ Houseman
Carlie Milner – Penny Johnson
Julian Harries – Dr. Jake Houseman
Simone Craddock – Marjorie Houseman
Lizzie Ottley – Lisa Houseman
Michael Kent – Billy Kostecki
Tony Stansfield – Max Kellerman
Venue: Sunderland Empire
Date: Monday 26th June 2017
I am heading to the Theatre tonight to see Dirty Dancing on stage. I had never really fancied it in all honesty, but I am eventually going to see what it is like. If I enjoy it, always difficult when they are based on a pretty iconic film and that is certainly the case with this one.
I have already done a post in the past with Time of My Life, so thought I would go for She’s Like the Wind for today’s musical moment!
I haven’t listened to anything from the show so that will be a slight surprise.
A few days on ago on Facebook this incredible memory popped up from 2008 when I attended the Tony Awards in New York! An amazing evening seeing so many different people perform from so many outstanding shows. Watching In the Heights pick up the best new musical award, the night after seeing it on Broadway.
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